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French Revolution - Sample Mind Map

French Revolution

Causes

Financial crisis

Social inequality

Key Events

Storming of the Bastille

Reign of Terror

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Robespierre

Napoleon

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End of monarchy

Rise of nationalism

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What year did the French Revolution begin?

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What was the Estates-General?

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An assembly of France’s three estates, convened by Louis XVI in 1789 — its deadlock triggered the Revolution.

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